Flag Day! What's that? On this day in 1777, the Second Continental Congress adopted the stars and stripes as the nation's flag. In 1916, President Wilson officially proclaimed June 14 to be Flag Day. Since then, it has been a day to commemorate the American flag. Consider it a warm up for Independence Day.
Like apple pie, the bald eagle, and Lady Liberty, the flag symbolizes our nation: it is a visible sign of invisible things. Look at the pictures in the collection that follows and for each ask yourself the question, "What does the flag represent here?" Share your answers by writing a comment below.
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Nice selection of images!
ReplyDeleteDonald Duck:
ReplyDelete"Laughter is America's most important export."
- Walt Disney
In a word:
ReplyDelete1. domesticity
2. independence
3. restriction
4. equality
5. exploration
6. demands
7. abroad
8. honor
9. valor
10. victory
11. home
12. adventure
13. spirit
4 Nonviolence
ReplyDelete5 Discovery